The Buildclub webinar recap: next-gen AI technology
Short, practical updates on AI, business strategy, and emerging technology — curated for founders, operators, and executives.
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Summary
Microsoft just shipped a full AI governance control plane. Thales found that two-thirds of companies don't know where their own data is. And a federal judge ruled that talking to Claude isn't privileged. Three stories, one thread: the organizations moving fastest on AI are not necessarily the ones doing it best.
Key Takeaways
- Microsoft shipped a Copilot governance control plane with agent inventory, Defender integration, and a readiness dashboard
- Thales/S&P Global report found only 34% of organizations know where their data is
- Federal judge ruled Claude chatbot conversations are not privileged (US v. Heppner, SDNY)
Resources
- Microsoft 365 Copilot February 2026 Update - Thales/S&P Global 2026 Data Threat Report - US v. Heppner — SDNY ruling on AI privilege
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